Geography, asked by ankit232, 1 year ago

the pole star can be seen at an angle of _________ at the north pole.

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Answered by SuryaStuffy

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The pole star can be seen at an angle of 89°15′51.2″ at the north pole.

Answered by apparnaraj

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89°15′51.2″..................

ankit232: yes I

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